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Yeah, setting it after ripping I'm on top of, I was just hoping to avoid the extra step.

Is it possible to flag subs as hearing impaired? I've tried hearing-impaired, but it just detects the "d" and flags it as "default".

Anyone know what this error is or how to fix it? Only thread I can find is from three years ago and seems to have never been resolved.

That's what happens if your drive runs into a disc with a newer aacs version then what makemkv supports. Yes, and my question was where to submit the AACS dump. I remember there being an email address, but not what it is and I can't find it. But that wouldn't explain successfully ripping a disc, th...

Had a failed rip, unknown volume key. Not sure where to send the dump file?

EDIT: Now I'm getting AACS failures for everything, including a disc I successfully ripped five minutes ago. WTF?

If I try to export it with MKVToolnix, I get an error: --- Errors emitted by job 'Multiplexing to file "Commentary.mkv" in directory "\Temp"' --- The file no. 1 ('\Temp\backup\TRUE ROMANCE\BDMV\STREAM\00003.m2ts') does not contain a track with the ID 2, or that track is not to be...

They seem to show up, but they're weird. Like, the first one is 00003.m2ts, then 00003.m2ts, then 00013.m2ts, then 00003.m2ts. Second one is 00003.m2ts, then 00003.m2ts, then 00013.m2ts, then 00003.m2ts, then 00022.m2ts, then 00022.m2ts, then 00003.m2ts.

That makes no sense.

That's what I'm asking, I don't know how to open an MPLS file.

I've opened all the M2TS files and can't find either the commentaries or the menu. Very confused.

How am I supposed to open the MPLS files?

Not really, because it's just a video track, there's no superimposing or anything janky like that.

I'm not really sure I understand the outcome of that thread, though, as shouldn't MakeMKV display all the MPLS playlists anyway?

But I don't. They're not full commentaries, they don't play through the entire movie, they're just separate, shorter video files that exist within the Blu-ray menu but not in MakeMKV.

MakeMKV also doesn't find the video used in the Blu-ray menu, which is odd.

How does doing a full backup give me anything that's not showing up normally, though?

The segments are all at least 5 minutes long, and my minimum is set to something like 30 seconds.

What symbol? What list? Do you mean to do a full-disc backup?

They're on the disc as short video segments of just the length of the commentary, but they're nowhere to be found in MakeMKV. No video files of the correct length, no extraneous audio tracks on the full movie, nothing.

I have English set as my preferred language, so I don't have to manually remove all the foreign-language subtitle and dub tracks that come with most major studio releases. However, this sets the first English track as the default track and moves it to the first audio track, regardless of where it is...